Dayton Oval Motor Dual Run Capacitor,35/3 Microfarad Rating,370VAC Voltage - 6FLN5

Dayton Oval Motor Dual Run Capacitor,35/3 Microfarad Rating,370VAC Voltage - 6FLN5

Marsoni

M251S

$31.43

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Dayton Oval Motor Dual Run Capacitor,35/3 Microfarad Rating,370VAC Voltage - 6FLN5This aluminum, hermetically sealed capacitor is designed to help improve the electrical performance of motors, air conditioners, and refrigeration equipment. PCB free, the capacitor features an aluminum case with steel cover and 1 4 male quick connect terminals with plastic insulators. Protected to 10,000 AFC.

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